See the heart of politics within the UK, where laws have been introduced and debated for centuries.

Admire the Big Ben clock tower, which was recently renovated to restore its gleaming golden and blue colours.

Take a snap of the iconic observation and Ferris wheel, one of the UK's most popular attractions and a beloved landmark of the London skyline.

This ancient Egyptian obelisk is around 3500 years old. Inscribed with hieroglyphics, this obelisk forms part of a pair that were crafted in Heliopolis, and the other can be seen in New York city.

Founded by famous theatre and film actor Laurence Olivier, visitors can enjoy dramatic productions at this theatre, which has welcomed performances by Hollywood actors such as Helen Mirren.

Pass underneath this 150-year-old bridge, named after a monastery which once stood nearby.

Known as the 'Wobbly Bridge' by Londoners, this bridge famously closed soon after its grand opening as it moved with the wind.

This modern reconstruction is a faithful replica of the original theatre, welcoming visitors to experience a Shakespeare play just as they originally were in the 16th century.

Admire the recreation of the original ship which Sir Francis Drake captained on the first circumnavigation of the world.

This crossing has been used since Roman times in the form of wooden or stone bridges. The modern bridge was built in 1971 and is an iconic London landmark

The HMS Belfast is one of the few remaining ships from the D-Day fleet in World War II, and served as a military ship into the Cold War. Today, the ship serves as a museum and a popular attraction.

The world-famous Tower of London is almost a thousand years old and an important feature in English history. The castle has been a royal residence, prison and more. Today, visitors can see the iconic Crown Jewels within its walls.

This magnificent Victorian bridge is one of London's defining landmarks. Don't miss the chance to take an unforgettable snap from a unique view.